A Second Touch

Name: A Second Touch
Author: Keith Miller

by Keith Miller

Philosophy

1967

Deals on an intensely personal level. It is reassuring, for it renews our confidence in the meaning of the Christian life as we act out our faith in the context of the structure of the church.

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